Professional wrestler Paul Michael Levesque has finally touched down in India!

We won't judge you if this piece of information makes you jump off your bed or fall off your chair in excitement, as most of us know Paul as iconic wrestling superstar, the ‘King of Kings'- Triple H.

The man evokes serious throwback feels as memories of him beating the crap out of everyone in the ring along with other ‘DX' members will forever be the elixir for 90's kids.

The legendary professional wrestler shared the news with his fans on social media along with pictures and videos of him being welcomed at the Mumbai airport.

Landed in Mumbai and was warmly greeted. A beautiful country with wonderful cultures, excited for my visit. @WWEIndia pic.twitter.com/8xKrw2VPoN

For quite some time now, speculations were rife that WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) is going to host two shows in India at New Delhi's Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, on 8th and 9th December.

Now that ‘The Game' Triple H is here as WWE's Executive Vice President of Talent, Live Events and Creative; all those doubts have been put to rest and we can be assured to see some kickass action and end the year on a great note. However, we are still awaiting an official announcement regarding the same.

Appreciating the warm welcome and expressing his love for India, he wrote on Twitter “Landed in Mumbai and was warmly greeted. A beautiful country with wonderful cultures, excited for my visit.”

Been awhile since I've been in India.... immediately remembered why I love it.
Thanks for the warm reception @WWEIndia pic.twitter.com/JjwDPpNJIp

Earlier, the WWE had come to India in 2016 when it hosted live events across Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru.

The two shows are reportedly going to be RAW-brand house programs and might feature Jinder Mahal from SmackDown Live. The other line-up includes superstars Roman Reigns, Finn Balor, Braun Strowman, Alexa Bliss, Dean Ambrose, The Miz, Sasha Banks, Seth Rollins and Bayley.

With ‘The Game' in India, please don't ask us to keep calm because we just cannot do that.